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Dominus Flevit
The Place Where Jesus Wept Over Jerusalem Perched on the western slope of the Mount of Olives, overlooking the breathtaking skyline of Jerusalem, stands one of the most emotional and powerful sites in the Holy Land: Dominus Flevit. Its name comes from Latin and means “The Lord Wept.” Here, according to the Gospel of Luke,…
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Shivta – Coexistence in the Negev
Shivta: A Christian Reflection on Coexistence in the Negev Visiting Shivta, nestled quietly in Israel’s Negev desert, always fills me with wonder and spiritual contemplation. As a Christian tour guide, the ancient stones of Shivta speak to me not merely of ruins and history, but of the living testimony of faith, community, and the extraordinary…
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Tabernacle at Timnah
Nestled amid the striking red cliffs and ancient sands of Israel’s southern desert, the Tabernacle at Timna Park rises as a breathtaking testament to faith, history, and craftsmanship. This life-sized replica invites the modern traveller to step back in time, encountering the sacred mysteries and timeless beauty of the portable sanctuary built by Moses and…
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God at Work in Wartime Israel
The Church and Israel are the only two peoples in the world with which the God of the Universe has entered into covenant. That’s huge! Can you imagine? The God who created heaven and earth and holds everything in His hands pledged Himself in a perpetual relationship twice in human history: with Israel and with…